Armory Hall Presents Musical Night in Winnemucca
Local crowd invited to Armory hall for a varied program headed by Lovie Purcell and Mabel Delaney with Little Tommy the violinist. Performers will include guitar mandolin violin cello and piano pieces in a refined program starting at 8 pm with reserved seats at FE Reinhart & Co. store. Also notes mining, railroad, and town happenings across Winnemucca and surrounding Nevada counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovie Purcell
Mabel Delaney
Tommy
Winnemucca
Armory Hall
FE. Reinhart & Co
Ex-Queen Liliuokalani Arrives in San Francisco
Passengers on the steamer China report ex Queen Liliuokalani of Hawaii arriving from Honolulu in San Francisco. She remains silent on her destination, with rumors linking her to Washington to seek U S intervention and restoration, while official notes say it may be a pleasure trip. A separate town scene in Winnemucca sees a mast climber fail twice before finally hoisting a flag, after a rope break and a $10 offered incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Honolulu
Lilioukalani
Hawaii
Washington
Cleveland
Congress
United States
Europe
Winnemucca
Court House
Mary Brown Dies Sudden Heart Disease Tragedy
In Virginia City on Wednesday around five o clock, Mary Brown, young daughter of D. L. Brown the job printer, collapsed and died from heart disease in front of her home while returning from a tugas errand for her mother.
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North A Street
Virginia City
Mary Brown
D. L. Brown
General Beatty Dead In Carson Hotel Room
Hon Robert Muir Beatty, Nevada attorney general since 1894, died at the Arlington hotel in Carson yesterday after a period of illness. He was born March 4 1850 in Mount Morris Illinois and practiced law in Virginia City and Eureka County before entering state office. His death followed a locked door incident and heavy breathing observed by a chambermaid. He leaves a brother a sister and three children including R M Beatty Jr a Salvation Army captain. The Knights of Pythias plan to handle his funeral with state honors. governor Sadler appoints successor to fill the unexpired term.
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Robert Muir Beatty
Arlington Hotel
Carson
Mr. Beatty
Dr. Lee
Grase Valley
Reno
State of
Nevada
William Beatty
San Francisco
Stovell
R. M. Jr
Salvation Army
Knights of Pythias
Sadler
Notable Deaths and Political Snippets Across Nations
Alfred Noble dies in San Remo while McKinley is labeled an ungraduated president. California judges in the Durrant case extend hearings. Wyoming counts align with unofficial results as Bryan electors gain wins. Local notices warn of stolen Schubert tickets and promote Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
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Socal
Alex Borlant
Rye Patch
C. H. Wilbur
Salt Lake City
Trackee
Maggie McFarland
Spokane
Brunswick Lode
White Pine
G. W. Summerfield
Lee Windle
M. EB
Elko
Island Mountain Placere
B. Reinhart & Co
de Lamar
Utah
L. Golchaux
Oakland
Evans & Cartner
Horn & Judge
Schubuart Symphony Club
E. Reinhart & Co
State Penitentiary
J. McCarthy
R. M. Beatty
Hartley
Foley
U. S
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Dave Corlano
Second Street
Lander
Nye
Humboldt
Churchill Counties
Columbia
Thomas Powell
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
Powell
New York Medical Review
Queen Lil
Eipite
General Beatty
Wee
Alaska
James Sheakley
Territory of
Yukon
Cook Inlet
Silver State Chapter No
Order of the Eastern Star
Silver Spare Hall
Jenxie L. Tkewrek
Schubert Symphony Club
Lady Quartette
Alfred Noble
San Remo
Italy
McKinley
Montana
Nat Collins
Fort Bidwell Military Reservation
Follis
Diamond
Supreme Court of California
Durrant
Wyoming
Supreme Court
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Olympic Club
Fitz
Edward Schoefield
Wisconsin
Pacific Rolling Mills
Id. E. Renuart & Co
Hood
Germany
Jacobsen
Chicago Lumber Co
Des Moines
Iowa
W. A. Brown
Lovie Zandt Purcell
E. Remnant & Co
W. 8. Porter
Wilcox Building
East
Pemenere
Union Pacific
Winnemuceca
St. Louis
Omaha
St. Paul
Denver
Ogden
H. Kitto
Southern Pacific Co
D. E. Burley
Union Pacific Co
Salt Lake
Reinhart’s
Leavesing Powes
U.S. Gov't
Asper the Ausrices
Hermon Tempte No
Barivone
Seubert
Master
Tommie
RE. Reinhart & Co’s
Pope
BP. Laverga
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